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hohenfelsjoe
07-27-2010, 05:40 PM
how come this headrest has a bar?
http://hohenfels.com/gallery/albums/uploads/ShopSmith/Shopsmith10E_SN16068/Phase2WayTubes/normal_DSCF4945.JPG
And other ones do not?
heathicus
07-27-2010, 05:52 PM
The first one is for mounting the jointer. The bar allows the jointer to swing out of the way when not in use.
hohenfelsjoe
07-27-2010, 06:22 PM
The first one is for mounting the jointer. The bar allows the jointer to swing out of the way when not in use.
Thanks! so the bar should be mounted to the outside?
JPG40504
07-27-2010, 06:28 PM
Thanks! so the bar should be mounted to the outside?
Only if you actually have a model 4E jointer. It would get in the way otherwise. You have a very scarce part there, take good care of her!!!
I take that back. It depends whether you have a need to mount a tailstock casting/expansion table on that end. If so it does need to be reversed(I think?).
hohenfelsjoe
07-27-2010, 06:30 PM
Only if you actually have a model 4E jointer. It would get in the way otherwise. You have a very scarce part there, take good care of her!!!
Now that I know, I will! Thanks to all!
hohenfelsjoe
09-13-2010, 08:46 PM
It there a Thread of Rare Parts/Items? If not what do you guys think of starting one? So folks like me can look and have a better appreciation for item we don't know we have. :)
derekdarling
09-13-2010, 11:54 PM
Great idea, hohenfelsjoe. I also thought of contacting CraigsList to ask if they could consider a thread for 'Broken but salvegeable tools' (or whatever). Keep the actual broken stuff where you could see that it was only for repair or for parts. If anyone likes that, maybe send them a line. I'm sure that half-a-dozen illegible scrawls from old fart woodworkers will make them change!
Derek
PS, I think I might be getting an old Black Walnut trunk, 6+' high, 5-6' in circumference. Trouble is... it's still in the ground! The owner was appreciative of my rejecting the use of dynamite (go figure!), but I am thinking of a power washer to wash the soil away, and a chainsaw for the roots, and try to save as mush of the root ball as I can. I have a neighbour with a wood-miser to mill it into planks, if I can get it here (South Surry) form Chilliwack (upper end of the Fraser Valley, about 2 hours away.
donald1
09-17-2010, 06:23 PM
hello everybody in this thread,i have no experience about it but it was great discussion here for a machine.